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Comment #17399730
Savings and index fund investing. I have an automatic bank transfer to my broker account every month and then I'm using Interactive Brokers API in a script that buys global equitie…
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Comment #17168677
I can't give just one, but here are a few that had a strong influence on me: "12 Rules for Life" by Jordan Peterson, "Why Switzerland?" Jonathan Steinberg, "Little Book of Common S…
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Comment #17125085
One of the best blogs on learning and life wisdom.
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Comment #17029901
Here's a good read on that subject: http://econfaculty.gmu.edu/bcaplan/spain.htm
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Comment #14585192
Open a cheap investment account (e.g. Interactive Brokers) and invest in cheap ETFs (e.g. Vanguard Total World Stock and/or Vanguard Total Bond Market - in proportions 70%/30%) unt…
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Comment #13808893
Central banks have similar bug with government money.
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Comment #13592097
Except for Switzerland, Western (not to speak about Eastern) Europe's universal healthcare means universal high taxes, universal low quality of treatment and universal access to wa…
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Comment #13022077
Most Palestinians and anti-government Jews in Israel wouldn't agree. Maybe Kurdistan will be the first country in which political elites (backed by populist voting majority) treat …
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Comment #13021123
But non of them is financed voluntary and non of them was created in voluntary association.
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Comment #12794496
Maybe in your country. In mine liberal still means liberal.
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Comment #12791316
What's so ironic in that? This was the agenda of the liberals since the Scottish Enlightenment.
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Comment #12683981
Elasticsearch+Flunetd+Kibana for logs and KairosDB+Fluentd+Grafana for metrics.
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Comment #12416563
"I'm wondering which other books have you read that have had the most impact on you professionally or even personally?" Professionally: Peter F. Drucker's books. Personally: "Medit…
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Comment #12352024
Classic paper of a brilliant economist.
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Comment #12246004
Exactly: http://www.econlib.org/library/Columns/y2014/Jasaypython.htm...
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Comment #12022998
There was a Polish composer, writer and politician Stefan Kisielewski who used to say: "Socialism is a system which bravely fights problems that are not known in any other system".…
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Comment #11700918
Well, they were elected by a majority who doesn't believe in science. That's why it's strange that most of the people who believe in majority rule are surprised when democratic ele…
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Comment #10966697
Ask NSA...
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Comment #10923975
Most libertarians/classical liberals believe in that concept. It used to be like that in the middle ages, especially in Germany and Italy. Look for instance these two articles: htt…
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Comment #10923583
It's not a "natural law", but pretty close to it. It's a social convention (behavioral equilibrium) that guarantees peace and cooperation. The greatest philosopher of property righ…
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Comment #10686413
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow%27s_impossibility_theore...
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Comment #10686402
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow%27s_impossibility_theore...
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Comment #10500158
"support for the disastrous privatization of the economies of the Post-Soviet states that's lead to massive human suffering" Lack of privatization in Post-Soviet states lead to mas…
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Comment #10352499
Thank you globalization.
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Comment #10330693
Nonsense, the entire era of Industrial Revolution happened during authoritarian governments. Not to mention the economic success of Hong Kong or Chile. PS. Yes, there was huge shor…